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Kapešić, Aleksandra B. 1988-
Asymptotic representation of solutions of nonlinear differential and difference equations with regularly varying coefficients: doctoral dissertation
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Univerzitet u Nišu
Prirodno-matematički fakultet
Odsek za matematiku i informatiku
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Asimptotska reprezentacija rešenja nelinearnih diferencijalnih i diferencnih jednačina sa pravilno promenljivim koeficijentima
[A. B. Kapešić]
VII, 156 str.
Bibliografija: str. 143-154;
Biografija sa bibliografijom: str. 155-156.
Datum odbrane: 19.02.2021.
Differential and difference equations
Manojlović, Jelena (mentor)
Đurčić, Dragan 1967- (član komisije)
Jovanović, Miljana D. 1965- (član komisije)
Kočinac, Ljubiša D. R. 1947- (član komisije)
In this dissertation, differential equations of the fourth order, difference
equation of second order and cyclic systems of difference equations of
second order are considered. In particular, assuming that coefficients of
fourth order differential equation of Emden-Fowler type are generalized
regularly varying functions, complete information about the existence of
all possible intermediate regularly varying solutions and their accurate
asymptotic behavior at infinity are given. The second order difference
equation of Thomas-Fermy type is discussed in the framework of discrete
regular variation and its strongly increasing and strongly decreasing
solutions are examined in detail. Necessary and sufficient conditions for
the existence of these solutions, as well as their asymptotic representations,
have been determined. The obtained results enabled the complete structure
of a set of regularly varying solutions to be presented. Cyclic systems of
difference equations are considered as a natural generalization of second
order difference equations. A full characterization of the limit behavior of
all positive solutions is established. In particular, the asymptotic behavior
of intermediate, as well as strongly increasing and strongly decreasing
solutions is analyzed under the assumption that coefficients of the systems
are regularly varying sequences and exact asymptotic formulas are derived
for all these types of solutions. Also, the conditions for the existence of all
types of positive solutions have been obtained.
regularly varying functions, regularly varying sequences, asymptotic
behaviour of solutions, fourth order differential equation, nonlinear
difference equations, systems of difference equations
In this dissertation, differential equations of the fourth order, difference
equation of second order and cyclic systems of difference equations of
second order are considered. In particular, assuming that coefficients of
fourth order differential equation of Emden-Fowler type are generalized
regularly varying functions, complete information about the existence of
all possible intermediate regularly varying solutions and their accurate
asymptotic behavior at infinity are given. The second order difference
equation of Thomas-Fermy type is discussed in the framework of discrete
regular variation and its strongly increasing and strongly decreasing
solutions are examined in detail. Necessary and sufficient conditions for
the existence of these solutions, as well as their asymptotic representations,
have been determined. The obtained results enabled the complete structure
of a set of regularly varying solutions to be presented. Cyclic systems of
difference equations are considered as a natural generalization of second
order difference equations. A full characterization of the limit behavior of
all positive solutions is established. In particular, the asymptotic behavior
of intermediate, as well as strongly increasing and strongly decreasing
solutions is analyzed under the assumption that coefficients of the systems
are regularly varying sequences and exact asymptotic formulas are derived
for all these types of solutions. Also, the conditions for the existence of all
types of positive solutions have been obtained.